A player raised to 2,000 under the gun and John Goetze called on his direct left. A player in middle position then three-bet to 7,500 and action folded back to the original opener, who called. Goetze called as well, and the three players saw the flop come 
.
The under-the-gun player checked to put action onto Goetze, who wasted no time betting 6,000. The three-bettor in middle position reraised all in just as quickly, committing his last 15,600. Action was then back on under the gun, and he looked bewildered as he went into the tank for nearly three full minutes. Eventually, he shook his head and tossed his cards to the muck. Goetze then picked up one chip from his stack and set it on top of his initial bet to signify a call.
All-In Player: 
John Goetze: 
Goetze found himself way in front as the all-in player had shoved with nothing more than a gusthot wheel draw. The turn 
doubled his total outs as he picked up a backdoor open-ended straight draw, but it bricked on the river 
and Goetze took down the pot as the other player made his way from the tournament area.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
87,000
87,000
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87,000 |
. Devers checked to the original opener, who made a continuation-bet of 2,200. The hijack called, putting action back onto Devers.
and river 
left the situation unchanged and both pots were shipped his way, bringing his stack up to 145,000 with the won pot.
. Kyna England was first to act in early position and checked to Thai Dinh, who was in the hijack. Dinh bet 2,300 and the final player in the hand called on the button. England also called.
on board. England led out, betting 12,000, and Dinh quickly shot his cards across the felt to the muck pile. The player on the button then put chips into the pot to call and take the hand to showdown.
for the nuts, earning the pot with her queen-high straight. Her opponent showed 
for a no-good two pair and the pot was shipped to England, who now finds herself north of 100,000 after winning the pot.
completed the board, giving him an inferior two pair and resulting in his elimination from the tournament at Wiegman's expense.
